Quote from: xman89 on March 19, 2014, 12:28:49 AM

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I reallly liked coinex.pw... It's a shame this happened. At least they aren't giving you guys the runaround, takes a lot of balls to come out and be honest.

What makes you think they're being honest?

Because instead of running off with the kitty they posted update within two days.

What makes you think they didn't run off with the kitty?

I'm sorry, but a note saying "we got hacked, please buy more stock so we can pay people back" doesn't give me good feelings.

Because if they really did run with the money they wouldn't post anything. Why should they?!

Apparently most of y'all are suckers who want to donate more to them, so why not? Especially given that people perhaps tracked down the identities of them anyway.

Quote from: xman89 on March 19, 2014, 12:28:49 AM

Also there is already an example of exchange that did give people money back after a hack like this, so this is not unheard of.

It's possible.

How much was stolen? How much, if any, is in the cold wallets? How much do the owners have personally?

I don't even see anyone claiming to be telling us this, let alone have any verification of it.

And what's the answer to my question about how the github stuff started disappearing many hours before the site was taken down, and while the site was still accepting new deposits?

But yeah, it's possible.